Noble: Complex black, self-fertile, V.rotundifolia (ie. Muscadine) cultivar, derived from a Thomas x Tarheel cross. Has synonym name N.C 20-119. Widely grown in the S.E and Gulf states of the USA, usually ripening in early-mid season. Has good (16%) fruit sugars. Successfully used in Arkansas for producing red wine and juice. Also recommended as a tablegrape. Similar to the Carlos variety (above).

 

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